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High optical quality InP-based nanopillars fabricated by a top-down approach

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Naureen, Shagufta
Sanatinia, Reza
Shahid, Naeem
Anand, S

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American Chemical Society

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Dense and uniform arrays of InP-based nanopillars were fabricated by dry etching using self-assembly of colloidal silica particles for masking. The pillars, both single and arrays, fabricated from epitaxially grown InP and InP/GaInAsP/InP quantum well structures show excellent photoluminescence (PL) even at room temperature. The measured PL line widths are comparable to the as-grown wafer indicating high quality fabricated pillars. A stamping technique enables transfer with arbitrary densities of the nanopillars freed from the substrate by selectively etching a sacrificial InGaAs layer.

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Nano Letters

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2037-12-31